W westcott Audioholic General Jul 8, 2005 1,453 0 0 South of Houston, Texas Aug 28, 2007 #21 Very nice. When I was your age, all I had was a Mc Donald clock stereo that I hooked up to some Fisher speakers, via a cracked case and disconnected internal speakers. Great hardware. My only suggestion is that you visit this site I have linked before spending your birthday money on the Sony DVD player. There are some much better performing units out there for the same price or less. DVD Player Shootout This site also has some great information on video and audio performance.
Very nice. When I was your age, all I had was a Mc Donald clock stereo that I hooked up to some Fisher speakers, via a cracked case and disconnected internal speakers. Great hardware. My only suggestion is that you visit this site I have linked before spending your birthday money on the Sony DVD player. There are some much better performing units out there for the same price or less. DVD Player Shootout This site also has some great information on video and audio performance.
johnb554 Audioholic Mar 27, 2007 138 0 0 Aug 29, 2007 #22 THanks for the comment and the link. i appreciate it.. the only reason i stuck to this player was because of the huge capacity. i wanted to be able to keep all my cd's in one place. For dvd/bluray/hd dvd, i now have an LG multi drive that works great! John
THanks for the comment and the link. i appreciate it.. the only reason i stuck to this player was because of the huge capacity. i wanted to be able to keep all my cd's in one place. For dvd/bluray/hd dvd, i now have an LG multi drive that works great! John
Seth=L Audioholic Overlord Sep 26, 2006 13,444 0 113 Oct 6, 2007 #24 johnb554 said: THanks for the comment and the link. i appreciate it.. the only reason i stuck to this player was because of the huge capacity. i wanted to be able to keep all my cd's in one place. For dvd/bluray/hd dvd, i now have an LG multi drive that works great! John Click to expand... Combo drive for the computer?
johnb554 said: THanks for the comment and the link. i appreciate it.. the only reason i stuck to this player was because of the huge capacity. i wanted to be able to keep all my cd's in one place. For dvd/bluray/hd dvd, i now have an LG multi drive that works great! John Click to expand... Combo drive for the computer?
johnb554 Audioholic Mar 27, 2007 138 0 0 Oct 6, 2007 #25 Seth=L said: Combo drive for the computer? Click to expand... nope... its a standalone unit this guy right here http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pr...550FB2F698B42CAE4DFBCC6666C133A11E977A5A3332D
Seth=L said: Combo drive for the computer? Click to expand... nope... its a standalone unit this guy right here http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pr...550FB2F698B42CAE4DFBCC6666C133A11E977A5A3332D
Seth=L Audioholic Overlord Sep 26, 2006 13,444 0 113 Oct 6, 2007 #26 johnb554 said: nope... its a standalone unit this guy right here http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pr...550FB2F698B42CAE4DFBCC6666C133A11E977A5A3332D Click to expand... LOL, it doesn't play CDs. Sorry, had to do it.
johnb554 said: nope... its a standalone unit this guy right here http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pr...550FB2F698B42CAE4DFBCC6666C133A11E977A5A3332D Click to expand... LOL, it doesn't play CDs. Sorry, had to do it.
johnb554 Audioholic Mar 27, 2007 138 0 0 Oct 6, 2007 #27 Seth=L said: LOL, it doesn't play CDs. Sorry, had to do it. Click to expand... lol, yup. thats the sad part... but thats where the sony 400 disc changer comes in.. lol i kinda like havin bluray and hd dvd in one machine. i cant complain
Seth=L said: LOL, it doesn't play CDs. Sorry, had to do it. Click to expand... lol, yup. thats the sad part... but thats where the sony 400 disc changer comes in.. lol i kinda like havin bluray and hd dvd in one machine. i cant complain
Alex2507 Audioholic Slumlord Dec 29, 2006 18,125 0 113 Nunya Bidness Oct 6, 2007 #28 Nice set up. If you're looking for ways to improve anythig regarding A/V I think you're at the right place. After doing some reading here I'm trying to figure out ways to incorparate sound panels into my living room without my girlfriend flipping out. At 16 I would assume that you're not shacking up just yet. You can do whatever you want in there. From what I understand room acoustics are suppose to be huge. Calgary rocks! I graduated from Bishop Grandin in '83. I loved it in Cow Town. To this day I tell people about the "Canadian Rockys". Why do all the trees in Calgary point north? Cause Edmonton sucks! LOL!
Nice set up. If you're looking for ways to improve anythig regarding A/V I think you're at the right place. After doing some reading here I'm trying to figure out ways to incorparate sound panels into my living room without my girlfriend flipping out. At 16 I would assume that you're not shacking up just yet. You can do whatever you want in there. From what I understand room acoustics are suppose to be huge. Calgary rocks! I graduated from Bishop Grandin in '83. I loved it in Cow Town. To this day I tell people about the "Canadian Rockys". Why do all the trees in Calgary point north? Cause Edmonton sucks! LOL!
Sheep Audioholic Warlord May 19, 2005 9,781 0 113 39 Vancouver, BC Oct 8, 2007 #29 Are your computer speakers the X230s or X530s? I have the 230s and couldn't be happier with them. You should move your left front up on the top shelf so it matches your right. How big is the room anyway? lookin good! SheepStar
Are your computer speakers the X230s or X530s? I have the 230s and couldn't be happier with them. You should move your left front up on the top shelf so it matches your right. How big is the room anyway? lookin good! SheepStar
johnb554 Audioholic Mar 27, 2007 138 0 0 Oct 9, 2007 #30 Sheep said: Are your computer speakers the X230s or X530s? I have the 230s and couldn't be happier with them. You should move your left front up on the top shelf so it matches your right. How big is the room anyway? lookin good! SheepStar Click to expand... Heh, that PC is now long gone... they WERE x230's but i gave the whole system to my mother, including speakers... Just built a new gaming PC and i've got it hooked up through toslink to the reciever. no need for speakers!!! The room itself is pretty small but we finally got the plans back for our new house wich we will hopefully be getting built and moving into mid next year. My future room will be 2 rooms kinda attached if you can imagine. one side will be just the bedroom and the other will have a sofa and my HT setup. should be really nice, lookin forward to it As for the new PC goes, heres some eye candy: as for the monitor.. its a 24" LG flatron, but ive got no pics of it for now. Also hooked up to the LCD TV of course
Sheep said: Are your computer speakers the X230s or X530s? I have the 230s and couldn't be happier with them. You should move your left front up on the top shelf so it matches your right. How big is the room anyway? lookin good! SheepStar Click to expand... Heh, that PC is now long gone... they WERE x230's but i gave the whole system to my mother, including speakers... Just built a new gaming PC and i've got it hooked up through toslink to the reciever. no need for speakers!!! The room itself is pretty small but we finally got the plans back for our new house wich we will hopefully be getting built and moving into mid next year. My future room will be 2 rooms kinda attached if you can imagine. one side will be just the bedroom and the other will have a sofa and my HT setup. should be really nice, lookin forward to it As for the new PC goes, heres some eye candy: as for the monitor.. its a 24" LG flatron, but ive got no pics of it for now. Also hooked up to the LCD TV of course
A acidzerocool Audiophyte Nov 6, 2007 9 0 0 Nov 6, 2007 #31 Very nice setup wish I had a setup like that when I was 16?!?!?!?!
Bryceo Banned May 13, 2012 2,172 0 83 Victoria wangaratta Australia Jan 31, 2013 #32 Woow that's impressive
